Backup and Recovery
Backup and Recovery 7.1
Backup and Recovery 7.1
  • Storware Backup & Recovery documentation
    • Table of Contents
  • Changelog
  • Overview
    • Main Features
    • Storware Backup and Recovery concepts
      • Support Matrix
      • Architecture
      • Components
      • Backup types
      • Typical Scenarios
    • Licensing
    • Product Life Cycle
  • Deployment
    • Component requirements
    • Supported platforms requirements
    • Sizing Guide
      • Small
      • Medium
      • Large
    • Installation
      • ISO-based installation
      • Quick Installation using all-in-one script
      • Installation using Ansible playbook
      • Installation with RPMs
      • Deployment in Microsoft Azure
      • Virtual Appliance
        • RHV/oVirt/OLVM Virtual Appliance
        • Citrix Hypervisor | XCP-ng Virtual Appliance
        • VMware Virtual Appliance
        • Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor (AHV)
    • Initial Configuration
    • Backup Destinations
      • File System
        • Synthetic File System
          • XFS
          • DD Boost
        • isoLayer (Synthetic)
        • File system
          • Virtual Data Optimizer (VDO)
        • Catalogic Software vStor
      • Deduplication Appliances
        • Dell EMC Data Domain
        • Huawei OceanProtect
        • HPE StoreOnce
        • Exagrid
        • Neverfail HybriStor
      • Object Storage
        • Alibaba Cloud OSS
        • AWS S3 or S3-compatible
        • Ceph Rados Gateway
        • Cloudian S3
        • Wasabi
        • Google Cloud Storage
        • IBM Cloud Object Storage
        • Microsoft Azure Blob Storage
        • Nutanix Objects
        • OpenStack SWIFT
        • Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage
        • Scality RING
      • Enterprise Backup Providers
        • Dell EMC Avamar
        • Dell EMC Networker
        • IBM Spectrum Protect
        • Micro Focus Data Protector
        • Veritas NetBackup
        • Rubrik Managed Volumes
      • Tape Pools
    • High Availability
      • 2 Node Cluster
      • 3 Node Cluster
    • Common tasks
      • Staging space configuration
      • Enabling HTTPS connectivity for nodes
      • LVM setup on Storware Backup & Recovery Node for disk attachment backup mode
      • Full versions of libvirt/qemu packages installation
      • SSH public key authentication
      • Enabling HTTP(S) Proxy for Storware Backup & Recovery
  • Protecting Virtual Environments
    • Virtual Machines
      • VMware vSphere/ESXi
      • Microsoft Hyper-V
      • Azure Stack HCI
      • Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor (AHV)
      • Red Hat Openshift Virtualization
      • Red Hat Virtualization
      • oVirt
      • Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager
      • Oracle VM
      • Proxmox VE
      • KVM/Xen
      • OpenStack
      • OpenNebula
      • Virtuozzo
      • Verge
      • Citrix Hypervisor (XenServer)
      • XCP-ng
      • Huawei FusionCompute
      • HPE SimpliVity
      • SC//Platform
    • Cloud
      • Amazon EC2
      • GCP GCE
      • Azure Cloud
    • Containers
      • Kubernetes
      • Red Hat OpenShift
      • Proxmox VE
    • Backup & Restore
    • v2v migration
  • Protecting Microsoft 365
    • Microsoft 365 organization management
      • Configure Microsoft 365 access
      • Add Microsoft 365 organization manually
      • Add Microsoft 365 organization using the Setup Assistant
      • Account auto-synchronization
    • Backup & Restore
    • Suppoted Sharepoint templates, and limitations
  • File Level Backup and Restore - OS Agent
  • Protecting Applications
    • Applications
      • MSSQL
      • MySQL/MariaDB
      • PostgreSQL
      • DB2
      • Oracle
      • Relax and Recover - ReaR
      • Git
      • oVirt/RHV/OLVM
      • Kubernetes/OpenShift etcd
    • Backup & Restore
  • Protecting Storage Providers
    • Storage Providers
      • Ceph RBD
      • Nutanix Files
      • Nutanix Volume Groups
    • Backup & Restore
  • Administration
    • Dashboard
    • Virtual Environments
      • Instances
        • Backup on-demand
        • Restore on-demand
        • Snapshot Management
      • Virtualization Providers
      • Backup SLAs
        • Policies
        • Schedules
      • Snapshot SLAs
        • Policies
        • Schedules
      • Recovery Plans
        • Policies
        • Schedules
      • Mounted Backups (File-level Restore)
    • Storage
      • Instances
        • Backup on-demand
        • Restore on-demand
      • Infrastructure
      • Backup SLAs
        • Policies
        • Schedules
      • Snapshot SLAs
        • Policies
        • Schedules
      • Mounted Backups (File-level Restore)
    • Cloud
      • Instances
      • Service Providers
      • Backup SLAs
        • Policies
        • Schedules
      • Download
    • Applications
      • Instances
      • Execution Configurations
      • Backup SLAs
    • Endpoints
      • Environment
      • Administrators
      • Endpoints Server Management
        • Dashboard
        • Packages
        • Organizations
      • Endpoints Administrator
        • Dashboard
        • Users
          • Local users
          • LDAP users
        • Devices
          • Devices list view
          • Device status
        • Backup SLA
          • Create a Backup SLA
            • GENERAL
            • WINDOWS
            • MAC OS (technical preview)
            • EMAIL CLIENTS
          • Backup SLA management
          • Backup SLA removal
        • Restore Jobs
        • Client Deployments
    • Reporting
      • Virtual Environments
      • Storage
      • Microsoft 365
      • Applications
      • Notifications
      • Audit Log
    • Nodes
      • Instances
      • Node Configurations
    • Access Management
      • Users
      • Groups
      • Roles
      • OS Credentials
    • Settings
      • Global Settings
      • Internal DB Backup
      • Notification Rules
      • Mailing Lists
      • Endpoints Global Settings
    • Upgrade
    • CLI Reference
    • CLI v2 Reference
  • Integration
  • Integration Plugins
    • Red Hat Virtualization UI Plugin
    • oVirt UI Plugin
    • Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager UI Plugin
    • OpenStack UI Plugin
  • Troubleshooting
    • Enable DEBUG mode in Storware Backup and Recovery
    • Collecting logs
    • External log targets
    • Disaster Recovery
  • Known software issues and limitations
  • Glossary
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  • Lock option
  • Unlock option
  • Details option
  • Logs option
  • Upgrade option
  • Archive option
  • Delete option
  1. Administration
  2. Endpoints
  3. Endpoints Administrator
  4. Devices

Devices list view

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A list of devices is a collection of all registered and protected devices in the system. When a user first logs in to the system using his local account, LDAP account, or the "magic link" and the Storware Endpoints server properly authorizes him, the user's device will appear on the Devices list.

Devices list table view consists of the following columns:

  • Device Name - registered device name

  • User - the name of the device owner

  • Platform - the type of operating system platform represented by an icon

  • Client version - version of the Storware Endpoints client application installed on the device

  • Last Backup - date of the last device backup

  • Backup SLA -protection policy assigned to the device

  • Protection -current protection status.

  • Action - quick action menu for choosing options

Lock option

To lock the device and prevent a user from logging in to the system, you can do this in three ways:

  • Click the device name from the available list, click the drop-down menu button from the Options column and select the Lock option.

  • Click on the Lock button at the right top corner

  • Click the device name and in the Device Details windows click the Lock Device button.

Unlock option

To lock the device and prevent a user from logging in to the system, you can do this in two ways:

  • Click the device name from the available list, click the drop-down menu button from the Options column and select the Unlock option.

  • Click on the Unlock button at the right top corner.

  • Click the device name and in the Device Details windows click the Unlock Device button.

Details option

Click the device name in the Devices list or select the Details from the Options menu to display the device details info.

At the top of the Device Details window you can find the following information about the device:

  • Platform

  • Status

  • Backup SLA

  • Data

In the Device information section, you can find information about the registered device i.e.: Storware Endpoints Client version, manufacturer, model, device ID, operating system, and owner.

In the Protected Files section, you can manage the data of the device. You can either delete data from a backup or just restore it.

To delete data from a backup, select the item and click Delete From Backup (this will be highlighted when you select the item (or items) to delete). The following confirmation window will appear. Click Yes to delete selected data.

Note: The organization administrator is allowed to restore files from backup when the backup policy allows it, and the option: Allow administrators to restore user files** ** is turned on.

To restore from a backup, select the item and click Restore From Backup (this will be highlighted when you select the item (or items) to restore).

The following confirmation window will appear. Click Yes to start the restoration process.

You can also use the Search Bar to find a file to restore (by its name or extension) and use the Point in time option.

The organization administrator has access to the events that occurred on the device. To see the events on the device, click the Device Events button.

Logs option

Using this option you can download the device's logs. Download the selected log from the available list by clicking on the red download icon.

Note: Logs are compressed as the zip files, the file name is constructed as follows: sentDate_sentTime.zip

Upgrade option

If the new Storware Endpoints client package was uploaded to the server and set as current, in the Options menu the Upgrade option should appear.

Click the Upgrade option (or use the Upgrade button) to send the information about the new client version to the endpoint. In the Manage Update Packages for Device window is shown the information about the currently installed version and the production version available to upgrade.

Click the client version. The pop-up window with the following information will appear.

Log in to the endpoint, open the Storware Endpoints user console. There should be a new option available (Update). Click the option to start the update.

Archive option

If there's no need to protect the device anymore (e.g. an employee has left the organization), it can be switched to the Archive mode. The protected files will be recoverable by the organization's administrator. To switch the device to the Archive mode, go to the Options menu and select the

Switching the device to the Archive mode is an irreversible operation.

Delete option

You can delete the device by selecting the Delete option from the Options menu. The device will be permanently deleted from the organization and its protected data too. In the confirmation window, type in the device name and click the Continue button.

The restored data will be in the ZIP file format and will be available in the view.

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